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The 25 Best Animated Goth Girls From Cartoons and Movies

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Entertainment - August 6th 2024, 10:15 GMT+2
Eska

Eska (Avatar: The Legend of Korra)

One half of the twin duo, Eska and Desna, showing us that you don't necessarily have to dress in black to have a gothic vibe. Just a touch of purple eyeshadow (maybe so you don't get confused with your brother) and a hostile attitude towards your partner/slave Bolin. | © Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Crimson

Crimson (Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race)

Although it’s true that The Ridonculous Race isn't as good as the original Total Drama, what saved the series was the gothic couple, Ennui and Crimson. A woman who can never go out without her dark makeup, even at the risk of losing her relationship... | © Fresh TV

Malaria

Malaria (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)

Did you know that Malaria only appears in one episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy? But she’s so iconic that it feels like she was always there. Not to mention, she was the perfect match for Grim. The only crime is that we didn’t see more of her... | © Cartoon Network Studios

Triana Orpheus

Triana Orpheus (The Venture Bros.)

Doctor Byron Orpheus' daughter has the classic gothic look. And how could she not, when Triana has a witch for a mother, a sorcerer for a father, and a magician à la Criss Angel as a stepfather? Though she was cut from the later seasons, her last appearance hinted that she would follow in her family's magical footsteps. | © Williams Street

Re l Mayer

Re-l Mayer (Ergo Proxy)

The closest we’ll get to a mix of cyberpunk, gothic, secret agent, and even a bit of corporate: Re-l Mayer is the iconic protagonist of the series and the strong hand needed to deal with monsters and uncover the mystery of the proxies. | © Manglobe

Claire

Claire (The Summoning)

It might be cheating to add Claire, since The Summoning is a YouTube pilot, but the cat witch managed to amass a whole community of fans thanks to her personality, enjoying creating her concoctions and potions, even though things usually go wrong for her... | © Elyse Castro

Joan of arc clone high

Joan of Arc (Clone High)

A "cynical, angst-ridden goth girl": That’s how Joan of Arc is described in the Clone High series, where she represents the same historical figure. And let's be honest: She was the best character in the series, and that's saying a lot considering the great cast. | © Doozer Productions

The Hex Girls

The Hex Girls (Scooby-Doo! and the Witch's Ghost)

Although they have appeared in more than one Scooby-Doo! production, the gothic band known as The Hex Girls has captivated us both with their music and their look. And although they are three different characters, we couldn’t choose just one... | © Warner Bros. Animation

Yumi Ishayama

Yumi Ishayama (Code Lyoko)

While it's true that dressing in black alone doesn't make you gothic, the somewhat reserved attitude of Yumi Ishiyama secures her a spot on this list. Though she would die for her friends, she’s even laconic with them. And let’s not forget those boots! | © Antefilms Production

Kaisa

Kaisa (Hilda)

Just as dressing in black isn't enough, it's wrong to say that all witches are gothic. However, the librarian in Hilda's town fits the definition, dressing and even dyeing her hair to go with this subculture. | © Silvergate Media

Rogue

Rogue (X-Men: Evolution)

Although there are several versions of Rogue, none highlight the feeling of being a young student and outcast from society like the one in X-Men: Evolution. No one represents the gothic spirit that so many mutants should feel when being rejected by humans like her. | © Marvel Studios

Creepy Susie

Creepy Susie (The Oblongs)

Although not many people know The Oblongs series, perhaps because of its strange designs, if anyone has managed to escape the shadows (or stay in them), it's Creepy Susie, with her macabre remarks in her sweet French accent. | © Oblong Productions

Serena from downtown

Serena (Downtown)

This MTV series is a great look at what urban subculture was like in the 90s, and like many who identified with the protagonist, we saw Serena as a romantic interest that would follow us for the rest of our lives. We love you, Serena! | © MTV Animation

Stocking

Stocking Anarchy (Panty & Stocking)

The youngest of the Anarchy sisters, Stocking is smart and somewhat lazy, although she can weaponize her anger when necessary in this fun and chaotic series. Definitely for adults only! | © Gainax

Gaz

Gaz (Invader Zim)

When Dib was being his usual annoying self, or when Zim was close to conquering the world, there was always a Gaz in the background to set things right. You won't find anyone as full of silent rage and vengeful desires as Gaz. Not scientifically possible! | © Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Mai

Mai (Avatar the Last Airbender)

Another proof that this subculture is more about attitude and personality than clothing. Mai shares the attributes best identified with Zuko, so it's no wonder they ended up as a couple of laconic individuals with their own traumas, supporting each other. | © Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Sam Manson

Sam Manson (Danny Phantom)

Sam Manson was the first introduction to the culture for many kids in the 2000s who grew up watching Nickelodeon. She took her outfits so seriously that she painted them black and made them shorter out of pure rebellion. | © Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Misa Amane

Misa Amane (Death Note)

There was a time when it was impossible to go to a anime convention without seeing hundreds of girls cosplaying as Misa Amane. That's how iconic Light Yagami's partner was! And although she has a bubblier personality than her peers, being so surrounded by death earns her a spot on this list. | © Madhouse

Marceline the Vampire Queen

Marceline the Vampire Queen (Adventure Time)

Just as not all witches are gothic, not all vampires are... but the fact that Marceline also plays the guitar and spends her time in the dark (though perhaps involuntarily) is enough to earn her a spot on this list. After all, isn't the genre inspired by vampires? | © Cartoon Network Studios

Jynx

Jinx (Teen Titans)

While she’s not the first that comes to mind when we think of a gothic character in Teen Titans, there's something about her enjoyment of cruelty combined with her alternative outfit that makes us think she deserves at least a spot, even if she doesn't match the shadow of the number 1. | © Cartoon Network Studios

Mavis

Mavis (Hotel Transylvania)

Sure, I said not all vampires are gothic, but come on: Mavis lives in an old gothic castle, dresses in black, wears dark lipstick, and has Halloween-themed stockings. At some point, you stop being seen as a vampire and more as part of the scene. | © Sony Pictures Animation

Ember Mc Lain

Ember McLain (Danny Phantom)

Sorry, Sam, but Ember McLain is the iconic gothic character from Danny Phantom. Let's not forget that being gothic has more to do with the music than the outfit, and the ghostly guitarist definitely excels and stands out in that aspect. | © Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Shego

Shego (Kim Possible)

There are two types of people: Those who were in love with Kim Possible, and those who were in love with Shego. And let's be honest: If you're reading this list, you probably had Shego in mind. It's not just her pale complexion with black hair and lips, but her somewhat annoyed attitude towards her fellow villains' plans. | © Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Gwen

Gwen (Total Drama)

The only reason many watched Total Drama is Gwen. It's rare to have representations of the culture in animation, but Gwen quickly won our hearts by noticing the absurdity of the competition and its participants. We were definitely rooting for her! | © Fresh TV

Raven

Raven (Teen Titans)

The woman, the myth, the legend... we all know who is the number 1. Raven is the perfect representation of the culture, from her dark attire, her connections to the beyond, and her somewhat nihilistic and monotonous attitude towards everything around her, including breakfast. Evil, beware: We have waffles. | © Cartoon Network Studios

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Whether it's their apathetic attitude towards life, their dark visual style, or their musical tastes, there are certain characters from the goth subculture in animated movies and series that have captured our hearts over the years, from our childhood to today. That's why we've decided to take a look at the world of pop culture to compile a list of the 25 best animated goth girls... even if they aren't all that lively, of course.

Whether it's their apathetic attitude towards life, their dark visual style, or their musical tastes, there are certain characters from the goth subculture in animated movies and series that have captured our hearts over the years, from our childhood to today. That's why we've decided to take a look at the world of pop culture to compile a list of the 25 best animated goth girls... even if they aren't all that lively, of course.

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